Apogeo Spatial has entered into a Strategic Partnership with Geospatial World, with relevant articles appearing in both publications.
Apogeo Spatial has been sharing vital Earth Science data and information for 35 years, originally as a newsletter called EO Sat Notes (Earth Observation Notes), then in the 2000’s as Imaging Notes magazine, when Blueline Publishing acquired it from then-Space Imaging. In 2013, the brand of Apogeo Spatial was created from this powerful legacy of sharing why governments, academia and enterprises would use remotely sensed data. For almost 20 years, we curated and created amazing content with stunning graphics, online and in print, until 2020.
The Apogeo Spatial mission is to communicate the power of geospatial tools and technologies in managing the world’s scarce resources and environment, so that humanity has the security of water, food, energy, safety and sovereignty.
- January 31, 2018
What’s Next for Imagery Insights Providers?
Read moreAs the U.S. commercial remote sensing (CRS) industry continues to evolve, there is a secondary, related industry emerging alongside the traditional imagery data providers; we refer to this as the imagery insights indus- try. A cluster of young companies,…
2 - January 26, 2018
The Power of Imagery Insights and The Overview Effect
Read moreDear Readers,
In this issue, we begin our new series on the emerging imagery insights sector, or Geospatial Analytics-as-a-Service (GaaS or AaaS). In the article here, Kevin O’Connell and Marina Hague of Innovative Analytics write about this evolving field, including anticipating… - January 18, 2018
Geospatial Data Act Exposes Geospatial Community Division
Read moreLegislation in congress has exposed a chasm in the geospatial community that could jeopardize chances to reform and improve the coordination and use of geospatial data.
Earlier this year, Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) introduced the Geospatial Data Act S…. - October 2, 2017
The Future of GPS
Read moreMore than half a century after a study by The Aerospace Corporation first laid out the design options for it, the Global Positioning System (GPS) is now used for a vast array of missions, from personal navigation to tracking…
- October 1, 2017
Moving Data at the Speed of Light
Read moreThe amount of data being collected from satellites is extremely high and continually increasing, putting severe pressure on downlink providers. Satellite operators have been using the Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum for decades, which has a finite amount of spectrum…